start-implementation
Start Implementation
This skill ensures an issue is fully implemented without interruption, then documents the work, provides recommendations, commits changes, and closes the issue. Confirmation is required only if the issue is not already in the context.
Process
1. Check issue context
- Determine if the issue to implement is already confirmed in the conversation context.
- If it is not confirmed, present the issue to the user for confirmation:
- Title
- Issue number
- Type (backend / frontend)
- Blocked by / Dependencies
- If it is already confirmed, skip this step.
2. Begin implementation
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